Khanna Says He Would Stop Funding Further U.S. Military Action in Iran

Representative Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said he would stop further funding for United States military action in Iran, according to The Hill. The report, written by Mira Bhakta and published November 1, 2026, said the remarks came amid growing voter dissatisfaction with the ongoing war effort.

The Hill reported that Khanna said, "I would stop the funding." According to the same report, he added that the House and the Senate should stop the funding for any further actions in the Iran War. The excerpt available for this account breaks off mid-sentence, so the full text of his remarks is not reproduced here.

The Hill also reported that Khanna drew a comparison to the Vietnam War, pointing to the approach the country used to stop that conflict. The summary of the report does not complete that comparison, so the specific policy he had in mind is not described in this account.

The report places the remarks within a period in which, as The Hill describes it, voter attitudes toward the war have grown less favorable. The summary presents that description without supporting figures, and it does not include a vote count, a timetable for any funding action, or a response from Khanna's colleagues.

This account rests on The Hill's report alone. Readers seeking the complete remarks, the context for the Vietnam comparison, or further reaction should consult the full article as published by The Hill.

Sources: The Hill: Khanna says he’d stop funding further US military actions in Iran.